This is #3, very representative of their live performances, and history in its own right. Also look for the #4 "Stereo Concert" disk which is the trio at its absolute best--argued by no one

The 5th & 6th releases from the Kingston Trio...these albums feature some of the best American folk songs ever written and/or recorded

#7 and #8...not my favorites, but features some really nice tunes like "Don't Cry Katie", the whimsical "To Morrow", the ever-popular "Raspberries, Strawberries" and more.

Albums 10 and 11 for the trio....begins with the cheerful "En el Aqua", and there are other greats like "Utawena", Guthrie's "This Land is Your Land" and a pre-Sinatra "It Was a Very Good Year"

Dave left the trio in 1961 to form the Whiskeyhill Singers...this is their opus...remember Dave and his family in your prayers--he died in 1991 of lymphoma

#14 and #19...some greats like "One More Town" and "Jane Jane Jane"...shows off Nick Reynolds great talent...."Back in Town" is a great live offering from 1964 and their last album for Capitol Records

"Number 16" and album #17...I really enjoy the favorite "The Reverend Mr. Black" but my favorite is "Mark Twain"...Sunny Side features "Desert Pete" and Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind"

Album #20 for the trio...from 1965...many call this their favorite album, and it's also the hardest to find! This was the trio's first album for Decca Records

Album #22...very rare...only available used on LP

"The Decca Years"...after they left Capitol Records in the late 60's....they recorded 4 albums for Decca: "Nick, Bob, John", "Stay Awhile", "Something Else" and "Children of the Morning"

Recorded in early 1967, this is the last studio material recorded by the Stewart-era Kingston Trio. They were trying to stay relevant with popular music, but music had changed by 1967 and there was no longer a place for the Trio.

An exhaustive collection of music recorded when John Stewart was with the trio...from 1961 to 1966 plus alternate versions of songs and other goodies

Released in 1969, contains live material from 1966 performances

Recorded during the 1980's...featuring Bob Shane, George Grove and Roger Gambill

Released in 1994...with the death of Roger Gambill, Nick Reynolds has joined old pal Bob Shane and George Grove from time to time...I saw them live around this time--a wonderful show!

For those who are looking for a CD that contains the best of the Kingston Trio, this is the CD to purchase...an essential for any folk music library...from 1958 to 1966, the Trio's hits

The 1981 reunion of Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds and Dave Guard...the first time they appeared together since 1961 when Guard left the trio...later Bob & Nick are joined by John for "Reuben James" !!!!!!!

John Stewart sings some trio tunes...contains material from unreleased 1983 "Revenge of the Budgie"...Nick Reynolds duet on "Dreamers on the Rise" is awesome

The modern era...the band's lineup on this disc from 2005 includes long-time member (since 1976) George Grove as well as Bill Zorn (a long-time member of the Limeliters) and Bobby Haworth (ex Brother's Four). Bobby Haworth left the band in August 2005 and was replaced by Rick Dougherty (also an ex-Limeliter).